Prepositions of Time Examples
Some other prepositions of time with examples are the following:
After
- After the meeting, I would like to take a rest.
- I will eat lunch after I have done my work.
Later
- Can we do this later?
- I’ll see you later.
Ago
- That happened several years ago.
- He graduated from med school 5 years ago.
Before
- Before you sleep, have your medicine.
- I met my parents, 2 months before I graduated.
By
- Please mail me the report by noon.
- You can reach there by train.
Until
- She’s staying in Chennai until the 28th.
- He’ll be working here until noon.
During
- We can check that during the interval.
- During winter, it gets difficult.
While
- Keep calm while driving.
- While the parade was going on, a fire broke out.
From
- You can enter from there.
- She can get groceries from there.
To
- There’s more to life than quitting.
- What would you like me to do?
Till
- She was sewing from morning till night.
- The Mughal empire was in power from 1526 till 1857.
Past
- He just walked past me.
- It was past 3 o’clock.
For
- For how long have you been standing here?
- How much did you get for her?
Since
- It has been a year since I ate desserts.
- They haven’t slept since last night.
As Soon As/ As Long As
- We’ll text you as soon as we arrive.
- I waited beside the lamp post for as long as I could.
Prepositions Of Time: Usage of ‘In’, ‘At’ & ‘On’
One of the most difficult and even confusing parts of speech is prepositions. A preposition is a brief word that indicates a noun’s time, place, direction, etc. At, on, and in are the three prepositions of time that you will learn about in this article.
Table of Content
- What is a Prepositions of Time?
- Prepositions of Time Examples
- Usage of Prepositions of Time: At, In & On
- Preposition of Time Exercises
- Solutions
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